Jonestown Massacre [ Apocalyptic Cult ] Who Was Jim Jones ? |Mystery & Makeup - GRWM| Bailey Sarian
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Hi friends happy Monday!
Hope you are all staying safe and healthy out there. Sorry I went a little MIA but I am happy to be back. Today I wanted to talk about Jim Jones and what was going on with his whole situation. This could easily be a 3 part series, there are so many more people and factors that came into play as well, but I wanted to keep it simple and focus on Jim and his life. Honestly, it would've gotten so confusing QUICK if I started throwing all these different names at you. Anywho, thank you guys so much for stopping by and hanging out with me. Hope you all have a wonderful rest of your day, Love and appreciate you guys so much!! I hope to be seeing you very soon
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@janchav7078 3 роки тому
No one noticed he could perform “miracles” but couldn’t heal his wife?!?!
@MrsP474 3 роки тому
Apparently he did "heal" her. The doctor told her she would need a wheelchair after 40, but she died at 51 without the need for a chair. I think he claimed he prevented that from happening.
@janchav7078 3 роки тому
MrsP oh wow. Thanks for letting me know. 😊 But he still had to sleep with others cause he wife couldn’t. 🙄🤦🏻♀️ how convenient. This is so crazy.
@KH-fu7gb 3 роки тому
I wish I could like this 2x. Lol. The funny part is how didn't he get anyone to heal in the crowd that he didn't know? That called him out on it...was like, I'm crippled, have cancer...etc...then he does nothing to heal them and they limp off stage... or die(not funny at all btw)...and ppl start to realize he was lying?! This is so bizarre...unless he always 'picked' ppl he knew...🤔
@jordangray9150 3 роки тому
There's a docuseries on this and it explains that several of the people he "healed" were drugged and told this or that was wrong with them like a broken foot and he did his thing and boom they could walk but didn't know how they broke their bones
@kaici-doodle 3 роки тому
RIGHT!!!
@aleisha8983 3 роки тому
At first I was like “this guys nice!” Then I was like “oh! 😀”
@annaliemejia7792 3 роки тому
Right I was like awh I love this dude going against racism but now I’m like 😐 dude
@sac3958 3 роки тому
No man that starts right off scamming people should be considered a nice man.
@k1tz3n50 3 роки тому
I didn’t drink kool aid for weeks when I first heard of this case.
@isistrevino2700 3 роки тому
Same 😂
@jenellegast8547 3 роки тому
Same
@calebmcintosh1991 2 роки тому
Jim Jones scares me like no other cult leader because his early message of equality is one I would have agreed with, and might have been tempted to follow. Other cults leave me wondering how these people got taken in by the leader, but with Jones, I know exactly how. I can see myself as one of his followers and it terrifies me.
@maddiesedits7794 2 роки тому
Same! Normally I think at least ik I wouldn't have fallen into this cults trap but I can't say the same for this one.
@lizgrullon4530 2 роки тому
Same it so sad to know that I would have probably been one
@fleischlein 2 роки тому
Instantly made me think of that meme "he had me in the first half, not gonna lie"
@carasmallwoodgriffin425 2 роки тому
Some commentator on one of the docs I watched on this said something like, If Jim Jones would have been hit by a car on his way to California, he would have gone down in history as one of the pioneers in the fight for racial equality.
@femalevoice_ 2 роки тому
same..
@kailindanielle6082 2 роки тому
At my previous job I worked with a woman who survived this nightmare. Her, her son, mom, sister, and her husband all lived in Jonestown. When Jim Jones was telling everyone they had to die, she fled in the rainforest with her baby on her back. Unfortunately, her family didn’t join her. She had to leave in secret because she knew it was her only way out. A tragedy. PS she’s literally one of the sweetest, kindest people I know. Her name is Leslie and she actually wrote a book about her experience. It’s called Slavery of Faith by Leslie Wagner-Wilson
@elizabethmarielunacordoba9956 2 роки тому
Thats Leslie Wagner Wilson!!!
@2-d_in_a_bag 2 роки тому
i'm so glad leslie's okay! she sounds awesome!
@elizabethmarielunacordoba9956 2 роки тому
@@2-d_in_a_bag in a documentary she said that she was gonna return to get her family but they all die tho 😞 including her husband who was a security guard
@2-d_in_a_bag 2 роки тому
@@elizabethmarielunacordoba9956 that's really sad :(
@elizabethmarielunacordoba9956 2 роки тому
@@2-d_in_a_bag look It Up its on UKposts the documentary Is from 2018
@amistakeprobably7295 3 роки тому
This is the definition of “they had us in the first half, I’m not gonna lie”
@emmawolfhorn3432 3 роки тому
top comment
@bobbieboi9984 3 роки тому
😂😂😂
@kinuwolf7759 3 роки тому
Seriously, The beginning he actually seemed half decent. He seemed off but he could had a normal life.
@MetahForeGenome 3 роки тому
For fricken real...I wasn't sure if this was the same Jim Jones I had heard of at one point..whoa
@user-cm9rm5bu5f 3 роки тому
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@michaelareilly2019 3 роки тому
Me looking at Bailey’s hair clips: Cosmo and Wanda ain’t slick
@saidsanchez9929 3 роки тому
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@cinnima470 3 роки тому
😂😂😂
@kelly82485 3 роки тому
I dont get it?
@liv4love-22d8 3 роки тому
@@kelly82485 Nickelodeon fairly odd parents
@Simply_Savy 3 роки тому
😭😭😭😭
@LaNoturna 2 роки тому
Bailey isn’t lying about that last tape. I had to listen to some of it for a college course years ago, and it is truly devastating. You hear people screaming in pain, including CHILDREN and BABIES, and you hear mothers wailing because their children are dying. There’s one point where mothers are crying and begging to keep their children from taking the poison, and Jim Jones is telling them they have to let their children go. You don’t forget that tape once you hear it. Jim Jones is an absolute monster.
@mmeettwwoo 2 роки тому
A little addition, where he says "mother, mother mother dont do that". He was stopping his wife marceline, who he made congregations mother as he was "father"... Marceline was saying to stop it... He was telling her to stop. And let her children die.
@MyLokelani08 2 роки тому
I was gonna go listen to it, but I don’t think I will now. Oh my gosh.
@ShannonKresge 2 роки тому
Oh my goodness. 😭
@calebmcintosh1991 2 роки тому
Listening to that tape broke something in my brain. I regret it.
@bethkovacs6249 2 роки тому
@@MyLokelani08 its not great audio and you cant make alot of what is going on unless you know whats going on. But near the ending there are kids in the background saying they feel sick and that "it hurts" and stuff Its very sad
@missmatch9058 2 роки тому
Dying by poison is incredibly painful. That's why Jim (And the mistress) chose the gun.
@KBroskii 2 роки тому
if that's the case, how come he had the members choose the poison
@jasmynelliott 2 роки тому
@@KBroskii Because he’s a megalomaniac, a hypocrite, and a coward. He expected his followers to suffer, but he would always find an exception to the rule for himself. What a monster.
@jamangel Рік тому
Wow
@jamangel Рік тому
@@jasmynelliott fr
@Lee-Darin Рік тому
Jones was too chickenshit to drink his own poison.
@Mformaddii 3 роки тому
I’m confused as to why the followers didn’t notice he couldn’t heal his wife’s back???
@princessalia6 3 роки тому
Maybe they didnt know?? O.o but yeah thats hella weird
@Mformaddii 3 роки тому
Alia Y. He told the whole church about his affair and why, so surely they caught on to that ahaha
@DiamondTurtle 3 роки тому
Duuuuuuuuuuuuude😳 I didn’t even think about that!
@princessalia6 3 роки тому
@@Mformaddii okay trruueee I forgot about that hahahah 😂😂😂😂
@samwenzel2287 3 роки тому
Probably his her problems and smooth talked everyone.
@NINA-yy9gr 3 роки тому
If he can miracle heal people, why can't he heal his wifes back...did no one question that?
@karlieghleonard7346 3 роки тому
Yo that was my thought!😂
@stephaniepreston-mullins3262 3 роки тому
Some did realize it was bad (not most of them, but a few tried to leave, it was awful). This was a very interesting story. It was really, REALLY sad though..... 😐😐😐
@pri.sci.lla. 3 роки тому
In cults you’re taught not to question anything over time. For us on the outside looking in though it’s super obvious how nuts this all was.
@MrsP474 3 роки тому
She was only bedridden for a while and he did say that he prevented her from having to use a wheelchair.
@diamondbutterfly1049 3 роки тому
Faith healers say when you are not healed it’s because you lack faith. It is your fault so people fake feeling better so no one question their faith.
@thetacoway 2 роки тому
I love that you separate "black" and "African American" because its totally not the same thing. love it
@synkronized 2 роки тому
well... people can be not American but just African but still be black, but in this case yeah.
@defensiveninja3419 2 роки тому
genuine question, what's the difference?
@blkmerican-.2934 2 роки тому
@@defensiveninja3419 For us AAs, African American is our ethnicity and black is our race. Black woman from Nigeria is Nigerian and black, but is not African American because she is a not descendant of American slavery.
@SimLove1031 2 роки тому
@@defensiveninja3419 like me being a black girl, but I'm from the Caribbean, so I'm not an african-american
@hallieharker4384 2 роки тому
@@SimLove1031 I wonder, though: If you were to get US citizenship, would you be considered African-American because of your African ancestry? This is a sincere question.
@ChefCarter 2 роки тому
Some of my aunts and uncles knew Jim Jones, went to school with him at Richmond High School. One of my uncles said Jim was a real nice guy and was shocked to hear the news. My Mom tells a story about how this little Black boy walked into a barbershop in Richmond to get his hair cut for his mother's funeral. The White barber refused and Jim Jones stood up for the child. He shamed the barber for refusing the boy service when he just wanted to be presentable for his mother's funeral. This tragedy is heartbreaking on so many levels.
@Yakkymania 2 роки тому
I can’t doubt those stories at all, he’s a prime example of a wolf in sheep’s clothing.
@TheMouseAvenger Рік тому
I believe that that very story about the barber was retold in the 1980 TV movie "Guyana Tragedy: The Story Of Jim Jones" (starring the great Powers Boothe, who won an Emmy for his breakthrough performance!). :-)
@jodie__mc 3 роки тому
bailey honestly make me feel like i’m her best friend the way she talks in all her videos
@jodie__mc 3 роки тому
she’s so sweet i love her
@itssboogs3724 3 роки тому
i think that mainly my fav part, it makes her videos more entertaining.
@islarose581 3 роки тому
Scratching that parasocial itch
@mayramecca6071 3 роки тому
Agree
@marybethcaldwell 3 роки тому
Yes!!!!!
@noodlesuzuki5513 3 роки тому
As a black girl I can confirm: Black churches are so lively and everyone is always happy to be there. The shouting(form of dancing) and music or even the food that we have after it's all comforting. Really shows their passion for all they do and believe in. Proud of that
@iseetheWAYVision 3 роки тому
It's a brown people thing I guess haha a lot of Polynesian and native churches are similar
@iseetheWAYVision 3 роки тому
We just get it I guess
@tanneradams686 3 роки тому
Just pentecostals in general
@Andy-rt3ll 3 роки тому
I went to Catholic Church growing up, it was like being at a funeral every Sunday 😴 so boring, so depressing lol
@annalise5112 3 роки тому
I go to a predominately white Christian university and got soooooo bored with everyone’s lackluster response to the reality of Christ and His teachings... joined a mainly black church and I am so sad for all of the ignorant whiteys that want to go to churches full of other white people that aren’t even excited to hear the best news they could ever hear.
@cinnabun4792 2 роки тому
People dont always realize that when you are disabled you are sometimes stuck with an abusive partner. Basically you choose between staying in the relationship or being homeless.
@younce-davis952 2 роки тому
And being homeless is a slow, painful death.
@grandcatsmama3421 Рік тому
Or in a nursing home, especially back then when they weren't regulated as much back then. Very scary. I was able to choose the nursing home that I went to after I fractured my upper right humerus, yes that bone. The food was better than some places might have been. And I visited him every day to make sure he was taken care of properly, they did an excellent job with him and everyone else there. He was high maintenance, to put it lightly. Constantly calling the nurses or aides for help when I could easily do something for him.
@null5180 Рік тому
@@grandcatsmama3421 tbh nursing home quality can vary A LOT.
@uniqueshantina5538 2 роки тому
Here in Jamaica we had a cult Pastor (Kevin Smith )who sacrificed his members etc I'd really love if you could do a story about it.
@hirynanasarian Рік тому
That story is sick too
@LovetteKourt Рік тому
Didn’t he died?
@TheRangersarah 3 роки тому
"She has an opinion! Stay clear!" Gonna need that on a tee shirt.
@JenniTulls 3 роки тому
Yes!
@BuilderBobda 3 роки тому
I’d buy it in a heartbeat!
@nicolerose7664 3 роки тому
This is the only comment she "loved" ♥
@mauriannafontenot3701 3 роки тому
Thank i
@sara-ey5bu 3 роки тому
Literally I’d buy it
@jamiepandahugs8246 3 роки тому
Jonestown is one of the few stories that truly make my skin crawl. I know this might just be a theory, but can you imagine being an african american in the times of segregation and you hear of this wonder church that accepts everyone and truly cares for you? Can you imagine how many african americans viewed his church as a sanctuary? A safe haven? A place where they truly felt equal? This monster could've easily make some of my family his victims and it sickens me. I hope he rots for eternity.
@hellsbelle7533 3 роки тому
That’s why anyone or any group that demands you agree or you’re the enemy is shady. It’s so important to REALLY know what a groups truly stands for and always question them! If they get mad when questioned it’s a red flag. Anybody that I’m going to represent I’m making sure I 100% know everything about them.
@ashleyholmes28 3 роки тому
This is very true. Such a sad story. I remember when I first learned about this story as a child it stuck with me for a long time after that. When a new documentary would come out I would watch it and feel the exact same way as I did when I first learned about it.
@taralight 3 роки тому
I dont think thats a theory that was definitely the case
@Alice26Wright 3 роки тому
I live in an area where there are people whose family members and they themselves were a party of the Temple. It is so disturbing and sad.
@ri-kp2pv 3 роки тому
lp
@V0WWS 2 роки тому
The scary part was that I see why a lot of people even MYSELF would’ve joined him bc he wanted equality for everyone and that’s what people needed in the 60’s so it’s scary how so many people were lead on by him and ended up dying when all they wanted was a safe place
@jessicawitney1154 2 роки тому
I love how the church members weren't allowed romantic relationships but Jim could have mistresses. Seems right.
@youtubereview6597 3 роки тому
Yes, Let's replace Jeffrey star with this actual talent beauty
@kendrakirby8747 3 роки тому
Yes! So tired of all of the drama.
@lupegonzalez6490 3 роки тому
I’m all for it 🤗
@Tristyjoe 3 роки тому
Amen!
@Chloe-zz7qb 3 роки тому
Biggest agree
@zoeelizabeth4687 3 роки тому
Can someone explain to me what he did
@shatou93 3 роки тому
he not lying about black churches we be having a whole party
@alleycat616 3 роки тому
I remember saying the same thing to my mom when I was younger on why if rather go to a black church
@DizzyedUpGirl 3 роки тому
Meanwhile, the mostly white churches my family used to drag me to sang just the most boring hymns.
@kilertyuw 3 роки тому
I defintely say that everyone should go to a black church at leat once in there lives for the experience. I think it can dednitely change your take on how churches usually are
@princessazulaofthefirenati5870 3 роки тому
True
@sammistatik 3 роки тому
I'm not religious in the absolute slightest, and I didn't go to church with my parents but I went to church with like, everyone else's families lol. So because of that I've been to every kind of service you can think of and I always had a blast at the black churches. It definitely made things a lot more interesting.
@manalasiri4929 2 роки тому
if Jim had kept doing what he was doing in the first 25 minutes of the video he would have been the greatest ever he could've been such a philanthropist ,but nooo he had to be a crazy person and do all that crazy possessive homicidal maniac
@nicoriver8382 2 роки тому
i personally believe his whole social justice and desegregation act was all a ruse to get aa’s on his side. he preyed on the unfortunate so that they could join his cult. truly evil.
@momof3chis291 2 роки тому
Yep, exactly.
@synkronized 2 роки тому
Yeah. He studied H!tl3r as a youth and said the awful salute words of his as a kid.
@bunnymad5049 2 роки тому
yes.
@younce-davis952 2 роки тому
@@synkronized Really? I haven't heard that but I would not be surprised. He would like anyone who reached any sort of notoriety.
@julylugo6795 2 роки тому
Yes!
@sekhmet420 3 роки тому
shes on trending every time she posts and still has the strength to sing the theme song, what a power move
@ehehhehsho5021 3 роки тому
Wow she really has grown in her channel
@amandamoon9772 3 роки тому
The theme song has to happen
@daisysmom9069 3 роки тому
The theme song is always my favorite part! 😂
@MrL1O1V1E1 3 роки тому
I didnt really like it when I first started watching but its really grown on me haha 😅
@clarissawillson1172 3 роки тому
Please don't ever stop singing your theme song. If you wanna change it up, maybe just add on backup singers and/or a music video...
@thatmexicanteacher1227 3 роки тому
I missed you too Bailey! At this point I feel like we are friends and she's telling me the neighbor's chisme 🤣
@keiarahernandez734 3 роки тому
lol I love this type of bochinche though 😂👌🏼
@ashleighcoffey8963 3 роки тому
Right?!?!
@thatmexicanteacher1227 3 роки тому
@@keiarahernandez734 eres de colombia?
@isisnahomiful 3 роки тому
Me too!
@betssylopez5895 3 роки тому
so accurate!!
@tammyhicks1450 2 роки тому
It's a shame he could not use his skills in unity to help humanity instead of destroying others.
@michaelparsons2901 8 місяців тому
Actually, Bailey, if you haven't already, this would make for a brilliant "Dark History" video if you haven't already. It is MACABRE. On the morning of the 19th, Guyanese foot soldiers went to the compound and it was dead quiet. The whole ground was apparently covered in a veil of fog. They described the ground feeling damp and marshy. But that silence was shattered when a younger teenage foot soldier actually saw what he was walking on. He apparently screamed and screamed, went into hysterics. All he could say was "BODIES! ITS ALL BODIES! EVERYWHERE". I hope that man is okay.
@Gracewodag 3 роки тому
I think this is the first episode ever where “ **laughs** sorry, it’s not funny” didn’t occur.
@mariaumm1043 3 роки тому
LMFAOOABSJSHS BYE.😭😭😭
@thesims3girlie 3 роки тому
you're right! 🤭
@podcastperalta9763 3 роки тому
Oh this episode is GREAT!!!! I LAUGHED SO HARD I ALMOST PEED🤣 Can I get an amen lol Bailey thanks for making ppl laugh and smile.
@liss2023 3 роки тому
Grace Gadow I know. I miss that
@elektrakara9865 3 роки тому
I wish it did.. Still makes me laugh! *~*
@Anna-cg1pn 3 роки тому
Jim Jones as a child wearing his Sunday clothes to school when his parents consistently ignore him reminds me of that video of Michael Scott as a kid where he says "I want to get married and have 100 kids so I can have 100 friends and no one can say 'no' to being my friend." which is pretty much a cult if u think abt it
@im19ice3 3 роки тому
thats so sad :o
@ggggggg6109 3 роки тому
Please don’t compare Micheal to this man.
@borrow_a_feeling842 3 роки тому
Also, Phyllis said Michael wore either suits or ties every day when they were in school. My brain went to the same place, but that’s the part I thought about.
@annaliemejia7792 3 роки тому
You guys are my people 😂
@theresawhite1519 3 роки тому
MICHAEL SCOTT WOULD NEVER
@galaxystared3521 2 роки тому
R.I.P to those 409 people who were never identifies, and obviously to the others as well. That number just sits with me. Like it's so high, and we'll never know who they are, what if they had families out there and they never know what happened to their loved ones.
@hannahmcbride7999 2 роки тому
As an Ex Jehovah's Witnesses, I'm so thankful for people like Bailey who are willing to share cult stories as it brings awareness to the very real dangers that they pose. Please stay safe everyone
@florptytoo 3 роки тому
Can you imagine if someone had assassinated him earlier on? He'd probably be hailed as a major civil rights icon. That's crazy. Wow.
@brittanyspencer4354 3 роки тому
You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain
@lexiiiiig 3 роки тому
Allyson Jones I believe that was the point she was making by mentioning him. ✨
@SineaddeFaoite 3 роки тому
And Osho!!!
@timisialavia5935 3 роки тому
@eneres diy how dare you! How dare you
@lmbello27 3 роки тому
Like abe lincoln.?
@nicolemckenzie8863 3 роки тому
Bailey coming back after 2 weeks acting like she didn’t get dubbed the queen of the beauty community
@lparker0002 3 роки тому
Nicole McKenzie she’ll always be my unproblematic queen
@a.r.b.m7283 3 роки тому
If someone even TRIES to take her down I am going to *riot* in behalf of the Temple of Sarian
@shismith8785 3 роки тому
RIGHT
@meganskaleris4806 3 роки тому
When your at work and Bailey uploads...you take your break to watch.
@RP-ez2jm 3 роки тому
SO UNPROBLEMATIC 😩😍🙌🏽
@cheepymcpeepy 2 роки тому
I've grown up my whole life hearing about Jonestown. and yet... this feels like the first time I'm getting the real story. Thank you, Bailey!
@sierrayett3397 2 роки тому
Now I know why no one talks about the 60s. They had Jim Jones AND Charles Manson. That explains so much. This is really sad and it makes me cry. Rip to the victims and I pray for the ones who were able to escape this nightmare 😞😭
@jillianroberts1904 Рік тому
white men in the 60s….. yikes
@ForJoyTV 3 роки тому
I was purposely skipping over this video because I knew that someone in my family was killed in the massacre. But last night my cousin made a post about my great grandfather who was killed in Jonestown because she learned new info about it so I figured I should watch. I called my mom and she still cries over it, she misses her grandpa. She’s still heartbroken because she had a close relationship with him and remembers spending so much time with him when she was younger. She told me before how her older sister was planning on going to Jonestown with him and his second wife but didn’t end up going. Thankfully she didn’t and she’s still alive today. It hurts to know that this is part of my history.
@ForJoyTV 3 роки тому
Over the last few days I’ve been speaking to more family members and getting more details of what things were like for Jim Jones’ followers. My mother says every night when they sat down for dinner there was a photo of Jones hanging there near the dinner table. They also hung a photo of him over their bedroom doorway. When they would arrive at/depart from the church my mother and her siblings (children at the time) would have to cover their eyes while their grandpa walked them into the church or into the car. They had to do this because people would be protesting and holding signs that their grandpa didn’t want them to read. The protesters would shout that there was a witch in the church. It’s so sad that my great grandfather was so convinced. He sold several properties that he owned and gave it all for Jim Jones and to move to Jonestown.
@maymunaaden3123 3 роки тому
Oml
@katemoorhouse7848 3 роки тому
Love to you and your family ❤️❤️❤️
@dlodge4966 3 роки тому
ForJoy TV thank you for sharing, he had that charm unfortunately that of a very sick person.
@jenniferlewisharris7761 3 роки тому
Wow! I'm so sorry for the loss of your family member! Hugs!
@meganscholtens7694 3 роки тому
Does anyone else still randomly hear her saying “aqua tofona” in their heads? We missed you Bailey!
@erinsandoval8301 3 роки тому
Yes! The other day I saw a commercial for Aqua di Parma and I immediately heard “aqua tofona” 😂
@katiekilgore6319 3 роки тому
Just today my friend was talking about how 2 of his grandma's husband's died and I was like "aqua tofona*
@CMace33 3 роки тому
I will literally say it randomly out of nowhere.
@omarlatief623 3 роки тому
@@CMace33 you get me
@ElleeGirl 3 роки тому
We were at Total Wine when I saw this tequila bottle, I walked over to it, tossed my hair back, looked my hubs dead in the eyes and said "Aqua Tofona" he looked at me like I was crazy
@aliesebonn1106 2 роки тому
The tapes are horrifying. Just to hear the babies screaming, makes it the worst recording I’ve ever heard
@sarahyonker2358 2 роки тому
I've listened to these tapes in the past. Bailey is right. You hear babies and children crying and screaming and dying on the tapes. I'm big on true crime not much phases me. I had to turn it off. I couldn't take it anymore. I can't listen to toddlers screaming in fear watching people die knowing they're next. No thanks. I pray all these people especially the little ones are resting peacefully and live on as angels.
@laurenferraloro9547 3 роки тому
Why was no one questioning that he couldn’t fix his wife’s back
@darcymunoz819 3 роки тому
Exactlyyyy
@judithmendezbeauty 3 роки тому
I wonder if they didn’t see those bad days that left her bedridden. Or if he made excuses why she wasn’t present.
@TheNerdVoice 3 роки тому
Nailed it.
@karen_louvor9348 3 роки тому
great question!
@jaycyrus3821 3 роки тому
Because you're told not to question things 😏
@amayadavis4812 3 роки тому
funny story my grandparents visited jim jones’s church when he was in indianapolis and they claimed he was “a really charismatic fella” but decided not to join. thank goodness bc it quite literally could’ve ended my bloodline
@jobivuvuvfvi605 3 роки тому
I know a man whose parents were apart of his church, but they left when he went to south america. They went out to Arkansas and built a house in the mountains in Mena. He does work for people there, but won't take money for anything. People just put money in his account at a hardware store or they buy groceries for him and his family. He is actually a really sweet man. He never raises his voice, cusses, or anything like that. Only one of his kids was born in a hospital, and they are great kids. He doesn't really remember Jim, but he said he liked going to the church because sometimes his dad would let him have a coke after.
@Vampirate1963 2 роки тому
Fun little fact: I live in Indiana, and Marceline Jones (Jim’s wife) is buried across from my grandparents. And rumor has it that they buried Jim right next to her in an unmarked plot. So while my town is pretty boring, it definitely has some skeletons in its closet 😜
@katscratchfever3506 Рік тому
I’m in Indiana. Where are you talkin 👀
@Justbeingme1980 4 місяці тому
I'm in Indiana where about is this 👀
@vanessanedd8064 Рік тому
Thank you Bailey. I didn't know you did this 2 years ago. I was a little girl in Guyana 🇬🇾 when this happened. It was very traumatic for everyone. We still don't like drinking purple cool aid.
@katepaints5092 3 роки тому
Ngl he had us in the first half with the equality but then you know
@kelseamarie 3 роки тому
He could’ve been so great if he would’ve just stopped while he was ahead.
@dashingapothecary7118 3 роки тому
The candles in the back looks like a vampire's room and I'm living for it
@SweetBaybeeVee 3 роки тому
Nosferatu? More like yasferatu
@Bubbles_Hill 3 роки тому
I miss the 🌙 though. Loved the 🕯 and 🌙 together.
@ZombieSazza 2 роки тому
For those who are curious about the tapes; unless you are desensitised to human suffering, neurodivergent where you are capable of closing off emotions entirely/don’t completely understand emotions, or can disassociate, don’t listen to them. With my neurodivergency the suffering in the tapes doesn’t affect me, but it would affect a neurotypical individual whom is capable of understanding emotions. Dunno how else to explain it, but basically I can’t feel that emotional response, but these tapes can bring out strong emotional responses from neurotypical individuals. The tape has a lot of children screaming/crying/pleading, parents actively telling their children, whom are dying, to be quiet. You can hear struggling, a hysterical woman and Jim telling women to control their children and to silence them, whom again, are literally dying and in pain. The tape starts to get really quiet towards the end, and at the end of the 44ish minute tape there’s silence, no crying, no screaming, no talking, all you can hear is the music Jim had been playing in the background the entire time (edit; I have been told the music was what Jim recorded over, so the distorted music comes from that). So you’ve been warned; if you are emotionally healthy then save yourself from listening to the tape, especially parents, folk have told me as parents this pains them and hurts their hearts, so this will be an incredibly difficult listen. I’m “lucky” to be neurodivergent and don’t really understand emotions at the best of times and am completely desensitised/can disassociate (I’ve cPTSD along with being neurodivergent) but the tape is still extremely creepy to listen to. Edit: never once stated all neurotypicals (NDs) are incapable of feeling emotions, I specifically stated that I, myself, as an individual, have a complete lack of proper understanding of emotions, am desensitised and can disassociate entirely from what emotions I somewhat understand. All NDs are different from one another, so please stop assuming I claimed we are all the same with regards to emotional responses. Thank you.
@AmazonElf 2 роки тому
Being neurodivergent doesn't mean incapable of feeling or understanding emotions, folks! 🙄
@cciinnddy 2 роки тому
@@AmazonElf most neurodivergent people find it difficult to react, manage, and recognize strong emotions. such as fear. im assuming thats why they brought it up.
@AmazonElf 2 роки тому
cin♡ Neurodivergent people are also not mindless robots, either. I'm neurodivergent as are two of my kids and some other relatives. We have no issues with our feelings or those of others. I don't know. Maybe we're just oddballs there.
@cciinnddy 2 роки тому
@@AmazonElf i cant really speak for her but i’m pretty sure nuerodivergency is different for everyone.
@creepyzee 2 роки тому
As a mother, just reading your description has made me uneasy and furious, my heart hurts. I could never watch the tape
@jenniferpritchett3468 2 роки тому
So a little over a year ago, my husband was listening to one of your “ stories “ and I was in the other room , doing some crafting project,(I’m not much of a tv watcher), and when he turned it off to do something else, I said “ hey!!! I was listening to that!” He laughed and turned it back on so I could hear the ending. He told me who you were, and I’ve been hooked ever since!! Bailey, you don’t know it, but sometimes your the only company I have ( I’m in the back woods of Alaska off grid other than my phone) and your my “crafting “ partner . Ohhh girl the art we create!! 😂😂
@dinaboop 3 роки тому
His anti segregation techniques were actually genius. If he would have made that his life goal, he would have been heroic instead of dastardly. Le sigh.
@Seawitch555 3 роки тому
I know, he could’ve started something so beautiful, but was overcome by the very things he preached against. So sad.
@cheri618 3 роки тому
he used black ppl from the very beginning. he didn’t really care about them.
@hyu6624 3 роки тому
@@cheri618 ok but did anyone force them to follow him? it's a cult, of course followers are used like in every case but on another hand, they choose to follow and this is the trick with cults, it's people's choice.
@cit7rus855 3 роки тому
@@hyu6624 and the fact that he literally openly admitted to cheat his wife and everyone was like ok great and keeps following him to corners of the world...humans are so weird sometimes...
@FF-jk6ji 3 роки тому
@@cit7rus855 rather than weird, they were brainwashed by that maniac
@leannec5151 3 роки тому
this is trippy.. my aunt tried to join the cult when she was a teen and my grandpa wouldn’t let her 👀
@ashleewhittlesey7874 3 роки тому
Thank goodness
@ashleymakeupaddict6786 3 роки тому
Oops I thought you said your mom...you said your aunt...lol...my bad..but anyways the outcome still would have been bad
@kaliyahcoleman7902 3 роки тому
Woah what happened!? I need details 😂
@kjs0391 3 роки тому
WTG Grandpa
@WheelzofaDream1135 3 роки тому
My great-grandmother wanted to join too and even went to a few meetings.
@Morgan24_7 Рік тому
My mom met him in her early 20's. She had moved to San Francisco, and he approached her talking about "Sister I started a church, you should come" blah blah blah. She said she took one look at him in those big glasses and thought....something is off.
@kaelynevans1874 Рік тому
I remember seeing the photos and was horrified. If anyone is interested in this kind of stuff, I would look into Stories from Jonestown. It focuses more on the members of the Temple (who honestly were victims in this case) instead of Jim Jones himself, and was written by one of the members of the Tectonic Theatre Project (who was behind The Laramie Project). There’s an opinion Times article that I think is worth a read: “The Story of Jonestown is more than Jim Jones.” I’m glad you gave context to the entire situation that explains what happened up to the event.
@jozied.357 3 роки тому
Bailey: i missed you Me: 😳🧚🏻✨🥰💫 serotonin
@Angelamariehellcat 3 роки тому
Same
@sydneyhutchinson2800 3 роки тому
Same
@KayleighKilljoy 3 роки тому
My dad was in the airforce during this time and he was sent out to Jonestown. His war skill was mortuary so he had to bag and tag all the bodies there. He said that he didn't handle Jim's body, although his buddy did. He recounted his experience to me and said how they were alerted to get on a plane and had no idea what was going on or where they were going. They then landed in Panama and were notified at that point exactly what was happening and where they were going. They went from there to Jonestown. He told me about all he saw there, and it was horrifying. He said often bodies were falling apart since they were exposed for some time to the elements. Mothers holding their children that still had the liquid in their bottles. He has ptsd from his experience there and said he still has nightmares many nights about it. I only just learned about all this from him recently about him going there and it was so wild to me listening to him talk about it even though I'd already known a lot about Jonestown.
@buttersstan9583 3 роки тому
that’s wildddd
@KayleighKilljoy 3 роки тому
Jada Jones super wild! I was just in awe when finding out and listening to him speak about it. I know it isn't easy for him to talk about which is probably why I'm only just finding out at 30 years old.
@lynettemassey9033 3 роки тому
Thank you for sharing this. I’m sorry for your father. How horrific.
@ashleymakeupaddict6786 3 роки тому
Wow!!😳 that would be insane to see!! They said you could smell the bodies in the helicopter before they landed...very tragic...those poor kids 😢
@Sleipnirseight 3 роки тому
Jesus effing christ that is horrific. I can't imagine being one of the people trapped in this death cult or being one of the people to sort through the aftermath. An absolute living nightmare
@LexiconDisgr4ced 2 роки тому
My grandma was in this cult when she was young. She was one of the few that couldn't go on the trip because of money.
@makenziesmith6909 3 роки тому
yo, my main thought during this was why the church members didn't question why he didn't perform a "miracle" and heal his wife's back pain 🤐😅
@texxmexxchick 3 роки тому
The inner circle knew the 'miracles' were only a marketing ploy :(
@chloedsmith 3 роки тому
He wasn't finna disentangle himself from his younger entanglement
@lisahart1267 3 роки тому
Exactly!!!!!
@Medusamaire 3 роки тому
I thought the same thing!
@Alayshontay 3 роки тому
I cackled
@Cleopatraaa_11 3 роки тому
Bailey: “I love cults” Also Bailey: 😳realizes what she said😅😅😅
@mw-ry9rw 3 роки тому
🤣🤣💕😅
@soniasankar2211 Рік тому
🇬🇾As a Guyanese growing up I've always been too scared to ask about the Jim Jones story .like half of the people were hush hush about the situation and the other half tell the story with such details that I use to feel scared about eating and drinking from random people. Thank you Bailey for this it was well put together.
@emmaschlader4762 8 місяців тому
Absolutely INSANE I’d never heard this story. This is why doing popular stories are worth it! Some of us live under a rock 😅
@ericabamforth6528 8 місяців тому
I've heard people use the phrase "they drank the Kool Aid. Now I know what it means.
@tashacronin775 3 роки тому
My husband: ...but why does she do her makeup? *husband later, drops remote, losing our place in the video. Uses the progress of Bailey's makeup to find our place again* Husband: oh, that's why she does her makeup.
@lizm3192 3 роки тому
So cute... lol
@dc9067 3 роки тому
I love your name
@kayleighslaybaugh679 3 роки тому
😂 😂
@yup_im_tiff 3 роки тому
😂😂😂
@brittany7573 3 роки тому
Perfect!
@reaganduke6854 3 роки тому
Those hair clips...COSMO AND WANDA AINT SLICK
@gabesworld7628 3 роки тому
😂😂😂 love this!!
@tke8981 3 роки тому
I’m crying 😂😂😂
@peyton6111 3 роки тому
best comment ever
@7thsense97 3 роки тому
kdksbwnshjsjshs
@lunanorvell5770 3 роки тому
I always think of ice cream bars 😂
@SweetLikeTcakes 2 роки тому
It’s the glasses and imitation for me.😂😂 I LOVE BAILEY! She has a way with making us feel as though we are sitting right in front of her.
@shalieah26 2 роки тому
I love the way this woman tells stories. I can really visualize what’s going on. You are awesome Bailey
@angelicaperalta6876 3 роки тому
Is it just me or does she look like she could be Jessie J’s sister 😂
@talkingtreefrombugaboocree4847 3 роки тому
Her goth sister 💜🖤
@Loclioness 3 роки тому
Always reminded me of her too
@abcgumyummm 3 роки тому
If Jessie J and Mila Kunis had a baby 👌🏻👌🏻
@wangarikamau1118 3 роки тому
Yeeesssss
@henkojoshuavanzyl4366 3 роки тому
And Mila kunis, shes beautiful! And she has such a nice personality
@kenzieedwards4706 3 роки тому
“ & so are 19 year olds ayeee up top “ 🤣 i literally can’t even
@jordandavis5231 3 роки тому
I hollered so loud 😂😂😂😂
@ElleLeeRue 3 роки тому
this made me cry laugh hahaha
@cassandrasipes5453 3 роки тому
The sunglasses just made it!
@kenzieedwards4706 3 роки тому
@@cassandrasipes5453 honestly she’s so funny 🤣
@daphnenikki11 3 роки тому
@@jordandavis5231 that's what I did!! Scared the cat....
@xxdaemochibixx120 2 роки тому
My great grandma tried to convince my grandpa to go be healed by Jim Jones (for his paralysis) which is like a big bizarre thing in my family now
@cassandrayoder6622 2 роки тому
This gave me chills because we’re seeing Jim Jones-like false teachers in the modern church today. I hope people don’t generalize Christianity based on the first part of this story.
@HarryPairatestes363 5 місяців тому
There is really nothing to generalize. Jones--even in his younger years-was a self professed Atheist and Marxist who very cynically and opportunistically used a "religious" platform to prey upon people like the insidious vulture that he was. The idea that Jones 'started out' a Christian, then transformed into a secularist, is just pure fantasy. I have a stack of documents obtained via a FOIA request, as well as a number of books on this subject, and honestly, I don't believe he had any real core beliefs or convictions whatsoever; a megalomaniac and sociopath if there ever was one... And very likely working in the service of others who were as bad as he was.
@NeverShoutMelissa11 3 роки тому
You should talk about the Cleveland Ohio abductions... the girls were held for 10 years!!
@taraadamsdaugherty7137 3 роки тому
YES! Thissss. I just dm’d her on Instagram about this!!!
@elinhagglund33 3 роки тому
Yes i have read lots about this story.
@saleenamoore3606 3 роки тому
Yesss!!
@MarissaCakesss 3 роки тому
Or all the girls are going missing lately.. could be connected to Wayfair 🙄
@faeri_ 3 роки тому
yesssss I was definitely going to ask, but I didn’t know if it was too popular
@fabuloso5494 3 роки тому
When she started talking about black churches I started nodding my head cause we go crazy during praise and worship 😂💃🏾🕺🏾
@aliyahshanae 3 роки тому
Loool it ain't no joke!
@Rinny0o 3 роки тому
That's how you manifest though.
@asianicole101 3 роки тому
🤣🤣 go awfff
@breik8183 3 роки тому
I NEVER wanted to go to church in my life until I moved nextdoor to a black church
@Leshaun2002 3 роки тому
White Church of England churches are SAD. No ENERGY and I remember when the black church visited it was POPPING! Drums, instruments, and "Praise get lord" and hands up in the air 😂
@chrisyousef711 Рік тому
Where's Bailey and her personality been all my life? She makes me laugh from the gut all the time! Love you girl!
@Emily-te2ox 2 роки тому
I would love to hear Bailey talk about the Waco Siege.
@miathaicha22 3 роки тому
As Creed from The Office once said “ I’ve been in a number of cults. Both as a leader and as a follower. You make more money as a leader. But you have more fun as a follower”
@malaikah5642 3 роки тому
why am I not surprised that someone referenced Creed 😂
@honeyswirledcg1366 3 роки тому
Takirah Haye knew it would come out too 😂
@ellaocean 3 роки тому
I LOVE CREED😭😭😭💖
@Callmethebreeze902 6 місяців тому
Omgosh you’re one of my people! Lol. I wonder what Dwight would have thought about Jim Jones? Lol
@mleesagonzales9072 3 роки тому
My uncle who was in the army at the time had to clean up the body's after this happened. He said that they could only stay and clean up for 20 minutes at a time because the crime scene smelled so bad. I won't go into detail but the clean up for this tragedy was horrific and very sad. He has been to war before but he said this was the worst things he has ever seen. RIP to all the victims of this sick man.
@lindsayhowlett6737 3 роки тому
I read a book that was by one of the rescue team that talked about the smell having a strong scent of almonds (like almond flavoring used in baking) because of the crazy amount of cyanide that was used, that later on down the road, he couldn’t walk by bakeries without the smell reminding him of cleaning up those bodies.
@RealSimsHouse 2 роки тому
💖My gratitude for your uncles service and thanks for helping clean & getting... Ppl back to their families so they can rest in peace. 💖
@NavaeraGreenleaf88 2 роки тому
Oh I'm so sorry he had to go through that.
@awsomedoggo2017 2 роки тому
That's horrifying! My uncle worked with a man who was part of the People's Temple and died in Guyana.
@Rockinashy 2 роки тому
@@lindsayhowlett6737 do you remember what the book was called? That’s so sad :(
@rhearamkhelawan348 2 роки тому
I live in Guyana, and my father told me when it happened he was at the airport that day and they were piles of bodies coming on the airstrip from planes. The area known as Jonestown is now just abandoned bush lands.
@spidey_things 2 роки тому
At first I felt so conflicted because he seemed like a great person, I knew that he wasnt going to be because Bailey was making a video on him. But like, not being racist, creating a church where both black and white people could come and preach their religion. Making companies accept black customers, helping teenagers get to college for free with free housing and free food. Even the stores that helped out the community get clothes that they may need while helping the other people in the community get rid of some unwanted objects or clothing in their homes. Everything else, horrible, but those things made me think that he wasnt so bad at first.
@Caffeinatedm0mmy 3 роки тому
Fun fact: the mayor of Dixon, CA (where I am located) is named Thom Bogue and he’s a survivor of Jonestown. 💕
@paolayepez7302 3 роки тому
Wow. I live in Sac and I didn’t know that.
@kuromi8384 3 роки тому
Woah that's crazy
@DangerWifeDodd 3 роки тому
Whoa! That’s crazy town! Like Jonestown!
@meganetedesco 3 роки тому
I just moved to Yuba City Area & did not know that! Thank you!
@KerasYoutube 3 роки тому
Woaaah!
@casseyhill1926 3 роки тому
When BAILEY put those big glasses on and did the Jim Jones impersonation. I died.
@mzartdesigns 3 роки тому
SAME!! 😂😂 I was looking for this comment
@reginaokebugwu1415 3 роки тому
Me too!!
@rachelreyes4128 3 роки тому
Same! She’s so funny 🤣
@DebiDooms 3 роки тому
Anybody know where to get glasses like that
@ashlifresh1152 3 роки тому
DIED!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💀
@benandraynawilson1063 Рік тому
Lol in 6th grade a substitute teacher played the DVD the teacher left on her desk for social studies class. Turns out, the librarian dropped the wrong video off and we watched a documentary on Jonestown… the principal had to send out a class wide apology email cause we went home and told our parents how scarred we were lol… we were supposed to learn about the presidents 😅
@souppieicecreamfrenchfriee 9 місяців тому
This is the first video of you I watched and how much of a heart wrenching topic this is I somewhat feel your makeup comforts me.
@SaidNooneEver236 3 роки тому
It’s almost like his interest in religion was his way of rebelling from his mom who didn’t seem fond of organized religions
@alyerickson7215 3 роки тому
My thought too. And perhaps an attempt to get her attention?
@ksmax6310 3 роки тому
yes and also he used it to control people
@patraokute50 3 роки тому
I think it was more of the attention from people he never had from his parents
@alanim8383 3 роки тому
I believe it was more for attention than rebellion
@katiea.7356 2 роки тому
"Oh, you don't like religion mom? Hold my beer."
@KoltiraMemeweaver 3 роки тому
It always seems like the three main reasons to start a cult are: 1. Money 2. Lots of women 3. Fuel a power trip/messiah complex
@alexsandragalindo1528 3 роки тому
That’s 100% right. Did a project a few years ago on cults and those are their main goals main motivators.
@oldmaidintheshade5349 3 роки тому
Not just women for Jim... He was all about equal opportunity. That's in the doc.
@jessiehermit9503 3 роки тому
Add to that abuse issues, which she didn't go over for some reason, and the sunshine need to replace their family members. That's what cult leaders and abuse victims do. When their family betrays them they still need that relationship, so they end up replacing them with other people.
@jessiehermit9503 3 роки тому
@@alexsandragalindo1528 That's the _conscious_ goals. Domestic abuse figures majorly in all that, too, and I think feeling betrayed by family. The cult or church becomes their surrogate family.
@Sam-ze3hr 3 роки тому
Or all three
@izzynoorman4960 2 роки тому
besides the fact that jim was a literal cult leader his early days made him sound like a great person and i can see why he gained such a following
@hannahbeanies8855 2 роки тому
You know, the scary part of this story is how easy it would be to fall for his charisma and charm. On the outside he looked like a genuinely decent person. Maybe he started that way. Maybe he was always screwy. But no matter what it makes me feel uneasy.
@namjesus4993 3 роки тому
Bailey: "this will be the longest video" That Jeffrey Dahmer Video: *am i a joke to you? ;-;*
@Curiousblackgirl 3 роки тому
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@angelsepulveda905 3 роки тому
🤣😂🤣💀
@krissy_7778 3 роки тому
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Samwieee 3 роки тому
💀💀
@s0lastsummer7 3 роки тому
Is that SUPPOSED to look like a surprised pikachu?! 😱
@ishitakulshreshtha3565 3 роки тому
* Somewhere in India* My brother: Why do you have LA local clock on your phone too? Me: Shana sha shana sha shana sha sha shana shaaaaa...... My Brother: 😳😳😳
@Sarah-2277 3 роки тому
*Somewhere in the UK * I'm doing the same 😅
@mia6776 3 роки тому
Hahah
@geo8656 3 роки тому
Hahaha😂
@hayleysavage1226 3 роки тому
Lol
@Kalo2511 3 роки тому
😂😂In Dubai😆
@rosecathleen9469 Рік тому
I remember seeing images of everyone who died in the town. Not that long ago I had to watch a documentary about it, such a sad story.
@chromacumber687 2 роки тому
Don't listen to the tape. You hear children crying in pain for being poisoned. It's brutal.
@sharmaine3015 3 роки тому
I’m gonna keep commenting this in hopes that you will see it! If you ever need a story then I highly recommend doing anne Hamilton with the cult called the family. It was located in Victoria Australia, it is honestly one our most chilling stories and something I don’t think anyone will forget in Australia, unfortunately my dad was one of the children brought up in the cult and the story is both tragic and fascinating
@k_a_y_l_e_e 3 роки тому
isn't that the one that julian assange supposedly grew up in???
@lilhippie7193 3 роки тому
Bump
@katierooney6819 3 роки тому
I saw she has a google doc that you add stories to! I bet you'll have more luck of her seeing it there. I don't remember where you can find it though....🤦♀️
@desireebrown991 3 роки тому
@Bailey Sarian
@sharmaine3015 3 роки тому
Katie Rooney they have a documentary called the family that talks about what happen and talks with the survivors, my grandmother talks in it 😖
@olicesa0137 3 роки тому
I’m from Guyana 🇬🇾, and let’s just say we don’t trust eating from anyone because of this man, his story is past down from generations to generations
@gamerluxetv6920 3 роки тому
My mom is from Guyana that story still makes her cry...
@kekeboo7920 3 роки тому
@@gamerluxetv6920 as a fellow guyanese that was the worst time in Guyana history very very terrible I am glad that he is dead but I am sorry for my lost people
@Melon_414 3 роки тому
Wait really? What's the most popular story about it?
@shekirabaksh911 3 роки тому
I’m from Guyana and this story still haunts everyone here ☹️
@jiminsaccident4961 3 роки тому
I was just speaking on this. That entire story was and still is a nightmare. It made me cry.
@tierradean4530 2 роки тому
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE how you can make terrible events come to life with the way you tell the story. At the same time you put your own spin on it and in a sense make light of it, respectfully of course, but you just make the topic not as heavy. You rock Bailey!! BTW love your imitation of peoples voices LOL. Cracks me up! 😂 Never a dull moment while watching your videos! 🤩🖤✨🕯️🧐🙌
@candylierly7522 2 роки тому
Caught a glimpse of your pup. He is so adorable. Need to have him in more videos.
@jimalancook3157 3 роки тому
Bailey tells it better than anyone , even if you’ve heard a story a million times . She is like a best friend spilling the tea girl !
@heathermaryweather6375 3 роки тому
Right!?!? AND while doing AMAZING makeup!!! I can’t just do my make up period. Lol
@gabbymiller6914 3 роки тому
Facts! She’s amazing
@Turquoise_Mama 3 роки тому
Yesss
@jadeking2205 3 роки тому
This is why I like watching/listening to her. ❤️
@JLB_1106 3 роки тому
My dads grandmother was one of the followers who went with them to Guyana. I remember watching a documentary about it when I was a kid and my dad spoke up about it. He said he remembers going to the church as a kid in California & seeing the “miracle” sermons Jim would have. He said that the govt brought back the majority of the bodies but his grandmother’s body was never identified, so there’s no telling if she was left back there or brought back here. He got very teary eyed speaking about it and said he didn’t like talking about it...
@Sweet_Malou 3 роки тому
Awe. Sad. ☹️
@TheMsparker27 3 роки тому
You can speak to the fbi and have them help "close" her case and see/pick out her pic of who was brought back so she can have a gravestone. ❤️
@angiecrenshaw8110 2 роки тому
Prayers 🙏
@MoonShadow31690 2 роки тому
That's so sad. 🥺
@kristalreno2606 2 роки тому
How terribly sad....gosh
@j9email73 2 роки тому
I have a dear friend who lost her nephew to the Jim Jones massacre. 😢 It was so sad! I'll never forget the San Francisco Bay area newspapers. They carried many photographs along with the story of Jim Jones. What got me were families holding on to one another, babies were dead in their parents arms. So tragic 💔😞😢. Thank you for all your research. Well done! 😘💕
@melissajane9652 2 роки тому
Absolutely heartbreaking 💔 My love and prayers go out to all the victims and their families left behind.
@idlikeawater 3 роки тому
You should talk about the “cannibal who walked free” Issei Sagawa. Ooh this one terrifies me the most.
@veraa8486 3 роки тому
dude lol, she should. his picture is horrifying
@dovemitchell1435 3 роки тому
She defos should
@iloveleja 3 роки тому
Brittney Vaughn did a video on him, you could check hers out in the meantime!
@CedesandBartleby 3 роки тому
He only killed that one chick. Yeah he ate her but he's pretty boring.
@queenkhaz1051 3 роки тому
I think she did a while back
@isabellalopo479 3 роки тому
Bailey: Hi! How are you? me: sad Bailey: That’s great.
@gwendalynnwatkins1296 3 роки тому
Me: I wanna die Bailey: Great! Me: Ha 🙃
@cassandrav4358 3 роки тому
Hahaha!!!
@coco-cliveasmrgenealogy6171 Рік тому
I suffer from panic attacks and left alone at home triggers it more, but when I listen to your voice it helps me sleep and calms me like you are with me as a best friend. You are a real genuine sweetheart! Luv you sooo much! 💜💜💜💜
@ashleyboyer 2 роки тому
Wow! That was one of the most comprehensive videos on Jim Jones I have ever watched! I have watched every documentary I can find about him over the years and over time they all sound the same you did an amazing job on this and for the first time in a long time I learned new information about him. Your research was so thorough. Thank you so much for this video, I’d love it if you would make a part 2!
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